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Black Fury #47 (1964)

Charlton · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Vision Of Fox Deer
6 pp · western-frontier
Black Fury

Newly elected Comanche chief Fox Deer seeks a vision to guide his people in their struggle against the 7th Cavalry, and in a lightning-storm he witnesses a magnificent black stallion—Black Fury—which he interprets as a divine sign of victory. Determined to capture the wild horse and ride him into battle, Fox Deer pursues the elusive stallion across the frontier with his warriors, only to discover that the horse has something far different in mind than war. This western tale explores whether the symbol Fox Deer seeks will truly lead his people to triumph, or if fate has another path altogether.

Cavalry Mount
8 pp · western-frontier
Black Fury

When Sgt-Major Greaves finds the wild stallion Black Fury unconscious after a brutal battle with a rival, he believes he's found the perfect cavalry mount—but the great horse seems broken, lacking any spirit or fight. As Black Fury's true nature begins to resurface at the fort, his legendary heart roars back to life, and when danger finds the hardened soldier on the trail, fate brings them together once more in a way neither could have predicted.

Undefeated
5 pp · western-frontier
Black Fury

Black Fury and his wild band face their most dangerous threat yet when Molton, a vengeful horse hunter, finally corners the stallion in a massive timber trap. Years of obsession—sparked by a humiliating encounter where Black Fury threw him—drive Molton to rob a bank and hire a crew of expert ropers to run the horses down into an inescapable corral. When the trap closes, Black Fury must rely on his strength and spirit to save his family from capture and breaking.

Time of Evil
7 pp · western-frontier
Black Fury

In "Time of Evil," the ruthless outlaw Milo Garr tightens his iron grip on Happy Valley—enslaving the townspeople below while his hunters pursue Black Fury and the wild herd on the high slopes. When Garr orchestrates a devastating plan using wildfire to drive the stallion down into a carefully laid trap, Black Fury must choose between his own survival and protecting the mares and foals caught in the flames. The great stallion's courage ignites a fury that no fence—or gun—can contain.

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